CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is announcing more jobs coming to Chicago.
Emanuel and Motorola Solutions said Monday that the
company would add 400 jobs to Chicago by the end of next year.
The mayor's office said some of the jobs would be
relocations but others would be new hires too. The company has about 5,000
people at its headquarters in the Chicago suburb of Schaumburg.
Motorola Solutions was formed because of the
breakup of Motorola Inc. Solutions makes police radios, bar code scanners and
other products for corporate and government customers. Motorola Mobility makes
cellphones.
Last week Emanuel and United Airlines announced the
airline was adding 1,300 more jobs to Chicago.
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2011 The Associated Press.
